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Dear colleagues,
The Third International Conference on Clean Mobility and Energy (CME 2026) takes place in Ghent, Belgium next week on 15 and 16 September, with pre- and post-conference side events on 14 September and 17 September.
The programme brings together policymakers, industry and researchers from Europe and the United States on clean mobility, industrial competitiveness and transatlantic collaboration, and has been shaped with the great contribution of a number of contributing colleagues from several institutions (https://cme.its.ucdavis.edu/conference-steering-committee). Sessions cover urban logistics and last-mile distribution, vehicle automation, reducing car dependence, and a closing plenary on transatlantic cooperation, alongside poster sessions with [...]
The Third International Conference on Clean Mobility and Energy (CME 2026) takes place in Ghent, Belgium next week on 15 and 16 September, with pre- and post-conference side events on 14 September and 17 September.
The programme brings together policymakers, industry and researchers from Europe and the United States on clean mobility, industrial competitiveness and transatlantic collaboration, and has been shaped with the great contribution of a number of contributing colleagues from several institutions (https://cme.its.ucdavis.edu/conference-steering-committee). Sessions cover urban logistics and last-mile distribution, vehicle automation, reducing car dependence, and a closing plenary on transatlantic cooperation, alongside poster sessions with [...]
Posted: September 11, 2026, 2:30 pm
Dear UTSG Colleagues,
We would like to share the latest updates on the *2nd World Symposium on
Sustainable Transport and Livability (WSSTL 2027)*, taking place at *TU
Wien in Vienna, Austria, from 30 March to 2 April 2027*.
We look forward to bringing together researchers, practitioners,
policymakers, municipalities, and other stakeholders to exchange ideas
and perspectives on sustainable transport and urban livability.**There
are still some opportunities to actively contribute to WSSTL 2027 beyond
the peer-reviewed paper track. [...]
We would like to share the latest updates on the *2nd World Symposium on
Sustainable Transport and Livability (WSSTL 2027)*, taking place at *TU
Wien in Vienna, Austria, from 30 March to 2 April 2027*.
We look forward to bringing together researchers, practitioners,
policymakers, municipalities, and other stakeholders to exchange ideas
and perspectives on sustainable transport and urban livability.**There
are still some opportunities to actively contribute to WSSTL 2027 beyond
the peer-reviewed paper track. [...]
Posted: September 9, 2026, 4:34 pm
Dear UTSG colleagues,
I would like to share a survey led by one of my PhD students, Valentina Tagliari, at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), as part of the Horizon Europe project WinWin4WorkLife (WW4WL).
The survey is the first round of a Delphi study exploring the future of Remote Working Arrangements (RWAs) in Europe towards 2050, focusing on the key drivers, uncertainties and potential disruptions that may shape how and where we work in the coming decades. Given the strong transport, mobility and spatial implications of remote work, we believe that the expertise of the UTSG community would be particularly [...]
I would like to share a survey led by one of my PhD students, Valentina Tagliari, at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), as part of the Horizon Europe project WinWin4WorkLife (WW4WL).
The survey is the first round of a Delphi study exploring the future of Remote Working Arrangements (RWAs) in Europe towards 2050, focusing on the key drivers, uncertainties and potential disruptions that may shape how and where we work in the coming decades. Given the strong transport, mobility and spatial implications of remote work, we believe that the expertise of the UTSG community would be particularly [...]
Posted: September 9, 2026, 11:48 am